Following an amazing performance at NATS this fall, Truman’s vocalists have walked away from the competition with more than just a ranking—they’ve gained an edge on another year of training. The National Association for Teachers […]
Controversy Abound: Hunting For Sport Isn’t Impressive I like animals, and that shouldn’t be a secret if I’m writing this piece. I stopped eating meat three years ago so I wouldn’t sound like a hypocrite […]
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is planning to change how college campuses deal with sexual assault to make it harder to convict accused students because she said the system is unfair to those who might […]
Truman State University’s five-year capital campaign with a goal of raising $40 million is entering its final year and will officially end June 30, 2018. Since July 1, 2013, the campaign has been encouraging its […]
In a time where the extinction of the bee is a very real concern, Missouri conservation group Grow Native is making strides to help us understand what’s at stake and how we can stop it. […]
This April will be a busy month for student government as election season kicks off Monday, April 3, and the added bonus of a presidential bid makes this Before you can begin campaigning there’s an […]
Following a string of budget cuts by Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, the board of governors has updated Truman State University’s contribution rate to its statewide retirement plan for professors — bringing annual costs up by […]
Kirksville’s Kraft Plant is running behind on its agreements with the city, and has been given a full-year’s delay on hiring more full time employees. The $229 million expansion and Kraft’s agreements with the city […]
Following a major renovation to become a full-fledged cafeteria, Main Street Market revenue is down $7,000 compared to previous years, while the campus convenience stores total revenue has increased $20,000. The renovation created a new […]
Truman State University’s Student Run Business Initiative plans to launch its first student startup business as soon as 2018 — a non-profit animal accessory shop named Wiggle Butt. With the goal of a 2018 opening […]
A pet-themed, non-profit, student-organized business held its first fundraiser in Violette Hall on Thursday, Dec. 1. The name of the business — Wiggle-Butt. Wiggle-Butt, currently run by junior Anh Bui, is planned to open 2018. […]
Carmela “Carmen” Barnes, a Truman State University employee of 21 years, died Monday, Oct. 31, at age 65 at Northeast Regional Medical Center in Kirksville, Missouri. Barnes, born Jan. 11, 1951, was raised in Hawaii […]
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